Every month across the United States, thousands of vehicles and items are seized by different Government agencies (IRS, DEA, FBI) and Police departments and auctioned off to the public at incredible deals.
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Buying at Public Auto Auctions

Ever hoped you might get the car you want for the price you want, but when you see your local car dealership there never appears to be that magical combination on the lot? Many people think that way; we're often unable to uncover precisely what we want, or when we do discover it, we wind up paying exactly what the dealership wants us to pay rather than what we wish to spend.

Well, the time has come that you should think about an alternative method of buying; you can now buy your vehicle identically the dealerships do, in public vehicle auctions. And the best part is, you just bid on exactly what you would like and spend precisely what you want to pay. Control is a lovely thing.

Alright, so what precisely are public vehicle auctions? Public car auctions are events in which you (and also the dealers) can purchase vehicles by bidding for them. You could have a lot of fun doing it, and you could get exactly what you would like and pay exactly what you want.

Selling price getting excessive? Simply quit. You would probably pay much more for the cherry red sports convertible but no one else is bidding - Fantastic! That's what typical vehicle auctions can do for you; you do not need to be a slave to the demands of the dealer; you can buy much the same way he/she does and steer clear of the markup.

There are a couple of methods for getting a vehicle from public car auctions. You could be traditional and show up at the auction in person. In that situation, you'd join others that are thinking about getting a car also, and you will lift up your bid paddle if you have found the right car to suit your needs.

Another way to purchase from vehicle auctions is live through the Internet. Several auction houses now have real-time online bidding; in the event the auction isn't situated near to where you live, it is possible to still bid on what you would like straight from your home Computer, while others are bidding also. This is actual bidding just like if you were present inside the bidding gallery; you simply enter your bids via the computer instead of sitting there and lifting your bid number up for the auctioneer helper to observe.

Occasionally, you'll find a real bargain basement price for a car at truck/auto auctions. Several websites have got vehicles which were donated and offer those vehicles with no minimum bid. This implies if you bid fifty bucks and nobody else likes that specific car, you can have your car for fifty bucks. How cool is that? Almost all of times there's a reason why cars are donated, needless to say. They possibly require work (maybe even plenty of work) however, if you're mechanically inclined, why don't you?

If you wish to add to your collection of vehicles, want to buy cheap and fix it up, need a dependable 2nd vehicle, or have to get a car for any reason, there is no need to be restricted any longer. You can buy your vehicle the same way the dealerships do - at auction.